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Rod Philips wants to sell a collection of punk pop songs and he is NOT taking no for an answer!

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Here are your daily horoscopes for August 26th, 2025

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This week, Tommy is joined by actor Corey Mylchreest who captured the world with his break-out role as King George in Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story, the prequel to the hit Netflix series, Bridgerton. He also recently starred opposite Sofia Carson in My Oxford Year which instantly shot to the #1 spot globally upon its debut. And out now, you can catch Corey in the high-stakes political thriller, Hostage on Netflix. Today, Corey opens up about why playing King George was so special to him, how he handled his life changing so fast and furiously, if there is any truth to a possible second season of Queen Charlotte, what attracts him to playing vulnerable men, the emotional toll it can take, how he formed chemistry with Sofia Carson for My Oxford Year, the truth about him being a good or bad singer, why he is someone who loves love, how he unwinds with his guilty pleasure Love Island, what stepping into a political thriller like Hostage is like, what actor he would love to play in a biopic, an important life lesson he’s learned about himself over the last years, something he has never said before, and so much more. 
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In this “girls only” episode, Lisa welcomes her friend-in-the-making — journalist and friendship expert Anna Goldfarb, author of “Modern Friendship: How to Nurture Our Most Valued Connections.” The Nick-less duo talk everything friendship, from why “best friend” isn’t a lifetime guarantee, to the awkward art of setting boundaries. In this sharp, insightful, and very real conversation, Lisa and Anna break down the comedy—and the chaos—of maintaining adult friendships. Warning: might be a little TOO real if you’re still trauma-bonded with your college roommate.

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A 15 year old kid walks into the woods to ask some questions about the meaning of life. Nothing unusual there. However, this kid, Joseph Smith, walks out of the woods and starts a movement in the 1820s that leads to spiritual enlightenment for millions... but to violence, murder, and what some consider sexual deviance for others.

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Natasha calls in to tell us about how she met her biological sister and that there are four more siblings out there!

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The gang goes full tilt into the Amazon rabbit hole—from mezzaluna knives to psychedelic pepper grinders and balloon dogs. Plus, what’s up with "Marry Me Chicken" and where would everyone want their ashes scattered?

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Gandhi reminds us to stop waiting for the perfect moment to make a change, Skeery warns about the dangers of one-star reviews, Scotty B shares how to score rewards with OpenTable, Froggy takes over the sprinkler app for dad, Daniel’s polite cat waits for permission, Sam’s smart bed might have a ghost, Danielle says yes to Tuesday karaoke, and Nate gets a mysterious leg cut that no one saw coming.

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